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The Ultimate Lock in The Locksmith Ledger!

Rex — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 09:52:11 +0000

We are excited to be featured in Locksmith Ledger. Check out the article below!

Law enforcement officer Ron Daniels has done something akin to inventing a better mousetrap. He has designed and patented a better door lock called The Ultimate Lock. The revolutionary lock can withstand close to 4,000 pounds of pressure.According to Millennium Lock Systems’ testing engineer, SWAT officers in Virginia attempted to kick the door with the lock on it and used a battering ram, hitting on the deadbolt repeatedly, and still could not get in.Traditional door locks do not utilize the strongest structural part of a door, which is the door frame. Only a quarter inch of wood keeps you separated from would be intruders.

The Ultimate Lock is a 3 in 1 lock that protects against bump keys, helps prevent door kick-ins, and has a panic button feature to render duplicate keys useless, and it works with the door’s existing deadbolt lock.The Ultimate Lock, which is endorsed by NASA SATOP Division and is being manufactured by OYO Geospace Corp. in Houston, Texas, will soon be for sale in stores such as Home Depot and Lowe’s Home Improvement through Fort Worth-based distributor Lane-McDuff Sales Co. Inc., and Marcos-based McCoy’s Building Supply will sell the product. (more…)
Tags: door, home, security, locks, home security lock, deadbolt, door lock, lock

The Ultimate Lock on Montel

Rex — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 09:47:52 +0000

www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTu_5WAfL7U

Tags: door lock, deadbolt, locks, lock, home security lock, door, security, home

Lock Bumping

Rex — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 09:11:37 +0000

See how your house can be easily broken into in just a matter of seconds!www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr23tpWX8lM

Reactions:
1. A WMC-TV 5 video! PeiferLock.com says, “buy better locks and protect yourself from thieves using the lock bumping technique.” WMC-TV 5 investigates the lock bumping threat. PeiferLock.com adds, “If you are a victim of lock bumping, you may not be able to collect from your insurance because there is no sign of forced entry.”

2. Also read Malenda’s opinion on lock bumping at her blog
http://marenda.biz/2008/02/07/lock-bumping-how-secure-is-your-home/

Tags: home security lock, door, door lock, locks, security, lock, deadbolt, home

What is a Deadbolt?

Rex — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 09:01:20 +0000

If home-security is your greatest concern, then this article would definitely please you. Modern technology has given us hundreds of hi-tech home-security systems, which apart from being useful are highly expensive! Now, if you want to spend thousands of dollars into installing an advanced state-of-art home security system, then you would not have problems finding expensive security systems. (more…)

Tags: security, lock, home, locks, door, home security lock, deadbolt, door lock

The Deadbolt Torture Test at The Key Shop

Rex — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 20:06:26 +0000

Lets get to the facts. The number one method of break-in is FORCED ENTRY. The number one method of forced entry is KICK-IN attack.

The following story explains the importance of good strong, properly installed deadbolts, on all exterior doors.

The National Locksmith Testing Lab, recently did a series of comprehensive examinations on deadbolts and door knobs that not only proved informative, but also fun.First, the stars of this article consist of the hardware used on the door that weathered our violent attacks.
Read about the Deadbolt torture test at The Key Shop

Tags: deadbolt, door lock, home security

Deadbolt Lock - Ultimate In Home Security

Rex — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:08:57 +0000

Do You Know Who’s Knocking at Your Door?

Rex — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 05:25:45 +0000

NOTE: This article originally appeared in the Summer, 1994 issue of Crime Prevention Magazine. Jake Jakubuwski wrote this article then as one of the magazines contributing editors. This article has been updated to reflect current crime trends.

“Home” may be where the heart is but unless you are willing to safeguard your security “Home” may not be the safe haven you think it is.

Why? Because burglaries, breaking and entering and home invasions are on the rise all across America.

Violent crime can come at you from any direction. It doesn’t matter who you are, where you live or what your economic status is. Folks just like you are robbed and beaten while at work, at church, in the shopping malls and in their own homes. However, it is at home that you can be at the greatest risk. (more…)

Commercial Door Locks That Work

Rex — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 20:54:18 +0000

Nobody is worried about the locks when they go to a business, in fact it isn’t even an issue for people unless they find themselves there after hours or with a child who plays with the lock. People only think about these heavy duty commercial locks that are found at most businesses and stores under these circumstances.

Commercial door locks are popular precisely because they are nearly impossible to pick. This is why the majority of burglaries occur either in broad daylight with workers around or at night by means of a broken window or door pane. (more…)

How Every Homeowner Can Avoid Forced-Door Intrusions

Rex — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 04:48:44 +0000

When it comes to safeguarding ones home from outside intrusion, most people are willing to go to any length to achieve the highest level of protection available. Though modern technology has provided advanced alarm systems with motion sensors and anti-theft window guards, these systems are not fool-proof, and a determined burglar with the right tools could easily penetrate such systems.

Despite all the protection advanced alarm systems can provide, doors remain the preferred points of entry for most burglars. In fact, the intrusion point in the majority of home burglaries is the front or back door, and not the windows. With this in mind, it is vital to any well rounded home security system to employ the most advanced door locks available.

The average home door lock is susceptible to numerous forms of tampering. Homeowners should take the necessary precautions to prevent the three most common forced-door entry methods exploited by the vast majority of burglars. (more…)

Facts About Lock Picking

Rex — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 21:15:49 +0000

Locksmiths spend years mastering the art of lock picking. Knowing how to pick deadbolts and regular door locks is an indispensable skill when they are called upon to legally pick locks for customers. This is important so they can open locks without damaging them.
A burglar’s first choice of breaking into your house is, surprisingly, not picking your lock. This is because of easier and faster techniques like kicking in your door or breaking a window.
Just like there are hackers for computers, there are also people called “lock hackers” that pick locks for the enjoyment and challenge, even though it is illegal. There are numerous ‘how to’ videos of lock hackers on popular video sharing sites like YouTube showcasing their talents. Of course, these lock hackers risk arrest for breaking-and-entering charges.
A basic knowledge of picking makes it evident that normal locks are not without their flaws, no matter how solid the engineering. Equipped with the know how and the correct tools, a thief can break almost any lock. (However, the Ultimate Lock has yet to be picked). There are even new electric lock pick guns on the market which can open most deadbolts in seconds, though they can be flaky depending on the lock.
They do not work on the Ultimate Lock. Period!

In the event that your lock is picked, an affordable door lock such as the The Ultimate Lock could be beneficial for several reasons. To find out more visit www.theultimatelock.com.